Fictional SPs/SJs

[Uberfuhrer]

In the spirit of the forums Fictional NFs and Fictional NTs, same deal here:

SJs

Marge Simpson, The Simpsons - ISFJ

Ned Flanders, The Simpsons - ESFJ

Principal Skinner, The Simpsons - ISTJ

Principal Skinner's mother, The Simpsons - ESTJ

C-3PO, Star Wars - ESFJ

Alfred Pennyworth, Batman - ISFJ

Ron Weasley, Harry Potter - xSFJ

Frank Drebin, Police Squad/The Naked Gun - ISTJ

Ben Grimm (The Thing), Fantastic Four - ISFJ

Ben Parker, Spider-Man - ISTJ

Mae Parker, Spider-Man - ISFJ

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SPs

James Bond (Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan) - ESTP

James Bond (Roger Moore, possibly George Lazenby) - ESFP

James Bond (Daniel Craig) - ISTP

NOTE: I think Timothy Dalton's interpretation of Bond is more xNTJ, especially in Licence to Kill.

Han Solo, Star Wars - ISTP

Jar Jar Binks, Star Wars - ESFP

Mary Jane Watson, Spider-Man - xSFP

Wolverine, X-Men - ISTP

Johnny Storm (Human Torch), Fantastic Four - ESFP

Bart Simpson, The Simpsons - ESTP

Homer Simpson, The Simpsons - xSFP

[Shimpei]

Dr. Watson (Sherlock Holmes stories) - ISFJ

[Zergling]

Jason Bourne (from movies): most likely ISTP

[cafe]

Originally Posted by Shimpei

Dr. Watson (Sherlock Holmes stories) - ISFJ

Is Poirot's Hastings an ISFJ as well?

[Shimpei]

Originally Posted by cafe

Is Poirot's Hastings an ISFJ as well?

I don't have a clue.

["?"]

After watching all six episodes of Star Wars last weekend, Anikin Skywalker seemed ISP-ish.

[Uberfuhrer]

Jennifer discussed that on the "Fictional NFs" thread. I said that Anakin has some Intuitive abilities (such as inventing and idealistic dreams), but his communication is sort of SP-ish. Part of the problem is, as Jen said in the other thread (hey, that rhymes!), that his character is poorly written and inconsistent.

George Lucas is great at dreaming up imaginative action sequences, and he's a great storyteller, but he should've left the character element to another writer.

["?"]

Originally Posted by Uberfuhrer

Jennifer discussed that on the "Fictional NFs" thread. I said that Anakin has some Intuitive abilities (such as inventing and idealistic dreams), but his communication is sort of SP-ish. Part of the problem is, as Jen said in the other thread (hey, that rhymes!), that his character is poorly written and inconsistent.

Granted, I think that the Jedi order itself is NF, however the character shows SP, even as a child. Consider Little Anakin's favorite pasttime in episode I, in his enjoyment of pod racing and tinkering with things, his ability to pick up on non-verbal cues and his observational skills (both are Se) and his sense for adventure. In episodes II and III, Anakin showed great impatience and impulsive behavior, and was always reactionary, and wreckless, compared to Obi Wan. Anakin also had a hard time dealing with his internal feelings, was full of fear and was opposed to keeping his feelings for the Queen, in lieu of it being prohibited. After finding his mother, what did he resort to to console himself?

Contrary to the character being poorly written, I would say it showed him over a lifetime, which makes sense that his personality would change as he dealt with life altering problems.

[Uberfuhrer]

A few more:

SJ

Lt. James Gordon, Batman Begins - ISxJ

Carolyn Burnham, American Beauty - ESTJ

Col. Frank Fitts, American Beauty - xSTJ

Angela Hayes, American Beauty - ESFJ

Cameron Frye, Ferris Bueller's Day Off - ISFJ

SP

Ferris Bueller, Ferris Bueller's Day Off - ESTP (maybe ENTP)

Edison Trent, Freelancer (video game) - ISTP

Marty McFly, Back to the Future - ESFP

Biff Tannen, Back to the Future - ESTP

Lester Burnham, American Beauty - ISFP

Ethan Hunt, Mission: Impossible movies - ISTP

[Usehername]

no way Ferris has to be NF 100%.

And I would bet serious money on ENFP.